Regional and National Self-Sufficiency Debate Gathers in Chicago
The National Conference on Interstate Trade Barriers opens in Chicago with state representatives debating regional versus national self-sufficiency. Attendees aim to reduce interstate tariff barriers while Roosevelt's Warm Springs speech advocates southern economic self reliance, prompting questions about which path benefits the broader U S economy.
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Chicago
United States
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Advice to graduates on job seeking and personal branding
A Chicago piece recounts Charles W. Ward of Northwestern urging graduates to seek advice at the top rather than jobs, be selective, and define goals. It stresses building a memorable personal brand, using a first name or nickname rather than initials, to improve workplace fit and recall.
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First Blood
Charles W. Ward
Northwestern University
Mr. Ward
Franklin Delano
Hoover
Adolf
Ike
Pantywaist
J. B
Ideal students warn against propaganda and collective security
The author worries that American youth and college students are prime targets for propaganda promoting collective security and war. He notes martial rhetoric, insults like coward and slacker, and cites World War I experience, quoting Churchill on mass mobilization risks.
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University of Oregon
Winston Churchill
War Hysteria and Patriotism Shaped Public Mood in 1914
The passage notes August 1914 excitement as war called, urging crusade to save democracy. It cites Harvey S Ford and H L Mencken on patriotic rhetoric, youth appeal, and wartime propaganda, warning future generations may look back with irony. It contrasts mood with grim realities.
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Harvey S. Ford
AEF
Lusitania
H. L. Mencken
They Don’t Save The Peelings To Make Jelly
A 1939 commentary argues against public takeover of private industries, warning that profits vanish without private ownership and that government management breeds waste. The piece contrasts socialism’s costs with private enterprise and cites broader political satire.
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Mary
A Grand Opera Singer Horizontal Puzzle Recollection
A crossword style clue set about a former ape star, with multiple vertical and horizontal entries. Clues reference a singer born in a certain era and describe terms from music, geography, and everyday objects, forming a themed grid solution.
New York Day by Day by Charles Driscoll
The column details wandering through Sixth Avenue with block clearings and demolition, hails from Wall Street and Lambs intersection, and notes visits from Leland Cutler of the Gold en Gate Exposition and Miss Willa Grey Martin from Greenville. It also mentions Ed Fleming of Greenville, his philosophy notes, and AULA LECLER’s Memel dispatches surpassing earlier deadlines.
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New York
Sixth Avenue
Harry Silvey
Wall Street
The
Lambs
Leland W. Cutler
Golden Gate Exposition
Dodge City
Kan
Payne Ratner
Willa Grey Martin
Greenville
S. C
Earth
Texas artist to sculpt bronze mustangs for UT campus
A. P. Proctor, American animal sculptor, will create a large bronze group of mustangs for the University of Texas at Austin. Ralph R. Ogden funds the $60,000 project supervised by J. Frank Dobie, based on Texan pioneer history and a ranch setting where horses roam.
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A. P. Proctor
University of Texas, At
Austin
Ralph R. Ogden
J. Frank Dobie
Texas
Proctor
Corrective protective diet for scurvy and nutrition
Article outlines the Corrective Protective Diet as a base for maintaining health and preventing vitamin and mineral deficiencies. It stresses the value of vitamins from whole foods, explains tomato vitamin C loss in home canning, and notes a 2200 calorie daily target for sedentary adults.
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Aroostook
Maine
Make This Model At Home Pattern 4087 by Anne Adams
Dress pattern advertisement describes pattern 4087 for a versatile dress with panel waist lines and puff sleeves. Available in sizes 34 to 46. size 36 requires 3½ yards of 39 inch fabric. Send 15 cents and order to receive the Spring Pattern Book with various outfits and sewing tips.
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Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette Book and Pattern Offer
Price of book Fifteen Cents. Price of Pattern Fifteen Cents. Together book and pattern are Twenty five Cents. Send your order to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Dept Bene 243 W. 17th St New York.
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The
Cedar Rapids Gazette
17Th St
New York
Mind questions answered from science by Wiggam
Albert Edward Wiggam presents answers from a scientific viewpoint noting science guides social rights. He discusses relationships balancing expectations with a humorous anesthetic metaphor. He cites Thorndike on teaching controversies by method and advocates shorthand and typewriting for early career skills.
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Albert Edward Wiggam
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